The One I Love

In the opening scene, Ethan and Sophie reflect on their first encounter at a party, which Ethan describes as magical. Their impromptu adventure culminated in a joyous plunge into a neighbor's pool, marking the beginning of their romance.

On their anniversary, Ethan and Sophie try to recreate the magic of their first meeting. Unfortunately, their effort falls flat when no one shows up for their planned celebration, leading Sophie to express her discontent.

Feeling the strain in their relationship, Ethan and Sophie visit their marriage therapist, hoping to address their growing distance. The therapist suggests a retreat to help them reconnect and rejuvenate their marriage.

Upon arriving at the picturesque retreat, Ethan and Sophie are greeted by an awkward silence that underscores the tension in their relationship. The idyllic setting contrasts sharply with their uneasy interactions, laying the groundwork for further explorations.

Ethan discovers 'The Coop', a room equipped with a computer and recording setup, piquing his curiosity. This exploration serves as a catalyst for introspection about their relationship, contributing to the unraveling dynamic between them.

In an effort to rekindle their romance, Ethan prepares a candlelit dinner, and they indulge in wine and pot. This moment leads to a temporary reaffirmation of their love, but it is soon overshadowed by misunderstandings.

After the romantic dinner, Sophie discovers Ethan asleep on the couch when she returns to grab clothes. This incident stirs feelings of isolation and misunderstanding, further deepening the emotional rift between them.

The following morning, Ethan is baffled by Sophie's unusual breakfast choices, including bacon, a food she typically despises. This odd behavior hints at the strange effects of their surroundings and compels Ethan to question their reality.

As Ethan and Sophie continue to explore the guest house, they begin to uncover unsettling aspects of their relationship dynamics. They establish rules to manage their peculiar environment, which leads to unexpected revelations.

Ethan and Sophie each take '15-minute sessions' inside the guest house, only to confront alternate versions of themselves. These encounters delve into their ideals, creating a blend of jealousy and emotional confrontation as hidden truths emerge.

The experiences take a more intense turn as Ethan and Sophie face a climactic confrontation, revealing deep-seated insecurities and fears. Their discussions blur the lines between self-discovery and the stark realities of their relationship.

In a bid to salvage their fractured marriage, Ethan and Sophie return to the therapist’s office, only to find it abandoned. This shocking development leaves them grappling with lingering doubts about their experiences and the motivations behind the therapy.

Ethan and Sophie return home, markedly transformed by their emotionally charged weekend. With a renewed commitment to each other, they carry the weight of their experiences, contemplating the future of their relationship.

As Sophie prepares breakfast, Ethan is suddenly struck by doubt about their relationship, asking, 'Did I really choose the right Sophie?' This moment encapsulates the complexities and uncertainties they now face after their transformative journey.